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Company Overview JE Dunn Construction, founded in 1924, is the 16th largest domestic general building contractor in the United States with offices in 26 locations. Our vision is to be an indispensable business partner for our clients by first understanding their purpose, goals and customers and then delivering transformational solutions with certainty of results. We maintain Founder John Ernest Dunn a commitment to our clients and their building goals while being true to our guiding principles — the philosophy of our business operation which is both family and employee-owned. JE Dunn’s purpose is to enrich lives through inspired people and places.

Firm Rankings Top 400 Contractors (ENR)

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JE Dunn Office Locations Atlanta Austin Charleston Charlotte Colorado Springs Dallas Denver Des Moines Dickinson Houston Kansas City Minneapolis Nashville

THE BETTER THE RELATIONSHIPS, THE BETTER THE BUILDING These are the words we live by at JE Dunn. We believe that the best built construction projects rely on strong client relationships and excellent communication. That belief has become our philosophy and the very reason that we are a service-oriented, professional quality management firm. Our clients are strategic partners in building success.

Value, not money, is the time-tested way to make a lasting impression. It’s the only way to build a building or a relationship. It’s the Dunn way to always give you the best possible quality at the best possible price.

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FEDERAL WORK JE Dunn is a Top 10 Federal contractor having completed more than $6B in Federal construction. We are familiar with government contracting, the FAR (Federal Acquisition Regulation), and government compliance.

We have an excellent relationship with the USACE, GSA and other Federal agencies and has received multiple Outstanding CCASS/CPARS ratings. JE Dunn has developed a stand-alone, integrated division within our company devoted to providing services for the Federal Government. Our team has a strong background and we often colocate our design, construction and initial outfitting (IO) team members, improving project communications and collaboration for design-build projects.

As we continue to work with different Government agencies, we have refined our processes internally and alongside each client to streamline and continuously improve the design and construction process.

Facility Types Office - Healthcare - Military - Courthouse - Entry Gate - Laboratories - Criminal Justice

Safety at JE Dunn Safety is more than a process, procedure, and protocol for JE Dunn. It is part of the culture that we live, breathe, and keep at the forefront of our minds at all times. Our goal is to send everyone on our jobsites home to their families in the same shape they came to work. Our safety motto is EVERYONE. EVERYWHERE. ALL THE TIME.

Value Added Services Since our establishment, we have been satisfying our clients by delivering the best value at the best cost. Our successful projects and long standing clientele result from a series of Value-Added Services - programs that have been developed throughout the years to help us provide the best services possible, ultimately saving our clients’ time and money while delivering a building of which they can be proud.

QUALITY

SAFETY

Our company-wide Quality Assurance / Quality Control Program, Dunn Right, provides our clients with the highest quality projects.

For each project an effective and understandable Safety & Health policy is defined and enforced, consistent with OSHA regulations and nationally-recognized standards.

ON TIME DELIVERY

WE CARE PROGRAM

Dunn On Time is JE Dunn’s planning and scheduling service that focuses on proposal development, preconstruction, project scheduling, periodic schedule review verifications, site visits, and recovery schedules.

This program encompasses a wide range of topics such as interim life safety measures, moisture control, protocol for clean ductwork, guidelines for installing finishes, commissioning and more.

TECHNOLOGY

IN-HOUSE MEP COORDINATION

JE Dunn uses Building Information Modeling Technology (BIM) and embraces the use of technology as an integral part of our total project approach and commitment to value and quality.

With in-house, MEP staff, we have a greater ability to cost-effectively evaluate design options, coordinate MEP bid documents, and ensure bids received are thorough and complete. Once construction starts we follow through with on-site field inspections.

WEB-BASED DOCUMENT SHARING

LEAN CONSTRUCTION

The Dunn Dashboard provides web-based collaboration on design documents, BIM, electronic bid submittals, calendars, pay applications, and other project documentation. This advanced level of digital sharing allows real-time access of all project information to all stakeholders.

Lean principles, which focus on maximizing value, eliminating waste, and continuously improving are essential and yield higher efficiency on deployment of all resources.

Equally important is facilitating a higher level of collaboration amongst all project stakeholders.

SUSTAINABILITY

COLLABORATIVE PROJECT DELIVERY

JE Dunn’s commitment to sustainability and green building provides tangible cost savings. With over $2.4 billion in LEED® certified construction projects and LEED® accredited professionals on staff, JE Dunn is applying innovative construction practices that impact costs and the environment.

We deliver projects through a highly interactive process, involving all stakeholders, which is focused on driving decisions and actions that reduce waste, increase value, maximize technology, and control costs, regardless of contract delivery vehicle.

USAFA Cadet Chapel Historic Restoration Colorado Springs, CO

Size: 51,955 SF

Architect: AECOM

Cost: $224M

Owner: US Air Force Academy

JE Dunn is renovating the U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Chapel in Colorado Springs. Considered one of the most recognized icons in the United States and most visited Colorado landmark, the U.S. Air Force Cadet Chapel was built in 1963 and designed by Skidmore, Owings and Merrill of Chicago.

The Cadet Chapel was awarded the American Institute of Architects’ National Twenty-five Year Award in 1996 and was named a U.S. National Historic Landmark in 2004. The 52,000 SF building is home to six worship spaces, a 1,950pipe organ and a 4,518-pipe organ. The Chapel is 150 feet

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tall and is most known for its 17 metal spires or tetrahedrons, enclosed with aluminum panels and Dalles de Verre Glass.

The building includes a Protestant chapel, a Catholic chapel, a Jewish synagogue, a Muslim mosque, a Buddhist temple, a Falcon Circle, and All Faiths rooms. JE Dunn constructed an enclosed super structure over the chapel to protect the building from weather as they disassemble the structure for refurbishing.

Pieces within the chapel, like the organs, pews, and stained glass windows, will be removed and refurbished, keeping all the original pieces to preserve the history of the chapel.

Fort Leonard Wood Hospital Replacement Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Size: 452,718 SF

Architect: RLF

Cost: $315M

Owner: USACE Kansas City

JE Dunn, partnered with RLF, is designing and constructing a world-class healthcare facility. The design pays homage to the rich history of Fort Leonard Wood and takes advantage of the site’s rolling terrain. It also creates a welcoming environment, an intuitive layout, and provides a human-scale and visual interest. The materials respect the region, while providing award-winning design. Fort Leonard Wood is home to the 102nd Training Division and Missouri’s 35th Engineer Brigade.

The hospital services 34,000 beneficiaries within a 40-mile radius of the Fort. When complete, the project will feature a 235,376 SF hospital; 193,332 SF medical clinic; a 20,459

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SF central utility plant; a five-bay ambulance garage and supporting facilities. The existing hospital will be demolished.

The entire project team has embraced a formal partnering approach. USACE, in partnership with the Defense Health Agency, have employed Collaborative Analytics to further aid collaboration.

GSA DOE National Nuclear Security Administration Campus Kansas City, MO

Size: 1,572,287 SF

Architect: HNTB Corporation

Cost: $537M

Owner: CenterPoint Properties

The 1,572,278 SF secure campus houses non-nuclear, hightech electronic components and assemblies on a large scale for the NNSA in support of the national defense effort. Spaces provided for large-scale, micro-electronic manufacturing and critical process-related production spaces in a clean environment including microelectronic assembly, electrical fabrication; engineering labs; specialized materials production; testing and inspection.

Within the campus is an administrative space consisting of a 3-story, 340,250 SF steel frame office building. For security purposes, the building was designed to be flexible to allow “outer”, “middle”, and “inner” areas where access is restricted

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accordingly. The building uses both demountable partitions and fixed-walls to help achieve this flexibility. As such, the spaces are adaptable and can be reconfigured in a quick and cost effective manner.

In accordance with ICD 705, the complex has sophisticated physical and electronic force protection systems and entry points as well as SCIF areas that house conference rooms with specialized sound attenuation to avoid inadvertent conversation disclosure, security grilles over all duct openings, sound attenuation in all vents, ducts, and pipes, secure access ports for systems inspection, and specially designed security joints at precast panels.

Project Awards Excellence in Concrete, Commercial Flatwork , Concrete Promotional Group Cornerstone, Economic Development Council Mega Projects, DBIA

Design, Shaw Contract Group Gold - Civic and Government, International Interior Design Association - Mid America Design Wood Award, AIA Design Excellent & Allied Arts & Craftsmanship Award

Project Awards Merit award for Best Project / Government/Public Building, ENR Mountain States SRP Sustainable Award, AIA Arizona APS Energy Award, AIA Arizona Jack Mincher People’s Choice Award General Contractor, Associated General Contractors of Colorado RMR Design-Build Award Industrial/Process/Research Facilities, Design Build Institute of America - Rocky Mountain Region

National Renewable Energy Laboratory Energy Systems Integration Facility

RMR Design-Build Award Best Overall Project, Design Build Institute of America - Mid America Region

Golden, CO

Merit Award, Design Build Institute of America - Rocky Mountain Region

Size: 181,621 SF

Architect: SmithGroup

Cost: $107M

Owner: Alliance for Sustainable Energy

The Energy Systems Integration Facility on the campus of the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory is the nation’s only facility that can conduct integrated megawatt-scale testing of components and strategies needed to safely move clean energy technologies onto the electrical grid at the speed and scale required to meet policy.

The ESIF includes a high-performance computing and data center that serves the breadth of NREL, expanding the laboratory’s capabilities in modeling and simulation of renewable energy and their integration into the existing energy infrastructure. The computer enables large-scale modeling and simulation of material properties, processes and fully

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integrated systems that is too expensive, too dangerous, or even impossible, to study by direct experimentation.

Not only is the HPCDC the fastest computing system dedicated to renewable, energy-efficient technologies in the world, it is one of the most energy-efficient data centers operating at a power usage effectiveness (PUE) rating of 1.05 annually.

JE Dunn worked with NREL to develop a construction security plan (CSP), which included performing rigorous background checks, security orientation and badging for every individual on-site. The site was under the jurisdiction of NREL security and was subject to inspection at any time.

Bronze Award of Merit - Best Building Project - GC Over $70 Million, Associated General Contractors of Colorado, ACE Awards Lab of the Year, R&D Magazine Award of Excellence for Pre-Cast Concrete, American Concrete Institute Rocky Mountain Chapter Data Center Eco-Sustainability Award, Data Center Dynamics

Veterans Affairs Health Care Center Charlotte, NC

Size: 426,261 SF

Architect: RPA Design

Cost: $106M

Owner: Childress Klein Cambridge Healthcare Solutions

JE Dunn provided preconstruction and construction management services for the design-build of this new 6-story, 430,000 SF cutting edge medical facility, which is the largest leased VA facility to date. This LEED Silver healthcare campus provides outpatient primary and mental care and specialty clinics to nearly 150,000 Veterans in the region annually.

The facility houses 295,000 SF of net usable space. This includes 8,000 SF of laboratory and pathology space, as well as 60,000 SF of procedure space including radiology, dialysis and surgery/operating rooms. The facility also includes many support and specialty clinics.

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The project includes a new, stand-alone Central Energy Plant building.

Through the usage of lean processes, we were able to deliver this project on a fast-track approach that centered around eliminating waste. Our team facilitated pull plan sessions for major milestones with all subcontractors and updated the master project schedule after each pull plan. Through early BIM coordination, we prefabricated all overhead plumbing, and, at the end of the project, only a single bucket of scrap piping remained. We were able to save time and money by starting the structure prior to release of 100% Construction Documents.

GSA Denver Federal Center Building 53 Renovation Lakewood, CO

Size: 200,000 SF

Architect: Gensler

Cost: $66.9M

Owner: General Services Administration

The JE Dunn + Gensler team is completing the design-build renovation of Denver Federal Center’s (DFC) Building 53. The building was originally constructed in 1941 for small arms ammunition manufacturing and has been repurposed several times throughout the years, creating a myriad of structural, architectural and infrastructure systems and unforeseen conditions. The facility currently functions as an office building.

The scope of work include demolition and reconstruction of 200,000 SF of the two-story, 300,000 SF facility. The construction project boundary is situated in the middle of the building and flanked on all sides by occupied space making coordination with adjacent occupants and user

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groups imperative to project success. The JE Dunn + Gensler team worked with the GSA and trade partners to perform a systematic investigation of exisiting conditions using 3D scanning tools integrated with BIM,360-degree photos, selective demolition, ground penetrating radar, and field tracing of MEP systems. This exhaustive investigation resulted in a quality set of construction documents that were used in development of construction phasing.

The project will repair structural and architectural deficiencies, upgrade MEP/FP/LV systems, and create a new visitor entry, employee patio area and 656-space parking lot.

GSA Whittaker Federal Courthouse Facade Renovation Kansas City, MO

Size: 96,000 SF

Architect: Krueck Sexton Partners

Cost: $99.5M

Owner: General Services Administration

JE Dunn is working with the GSA on the prospectus-level replacement of all exterior glazing of the Charles E. Whittaker Federal Courthouse in downtown Kansas City, MO. The project will bring the building into compliance with current requirements and standards for security and blast resistance.

This complex project includes replacement of the 7-story curtainwall systems on the north and south facades, punched windows on all facades, and skylights. The building will remain fully operational and accessible to the public, employees, and Courts during construction.

Anti-Terrorism Courthouse Multi-Phased Force Protection Project Project

JE Dunn’s scope of work also includes move planning and management of personnel and functional areas to accommodate construction activities, which will be phased to minimize the length of disruption to affected groups.

Construction activities and personnel will continue under the constant oversight of the US Marshall’s to ensure the continuous integrity of the facilities security.

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USACE AFMS Medical MATOC Program Multiple Bases Across the United States

Size: Varies

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $800M Program

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn has been in a Design-Build Initial Outfitting (DBIO) Medical MATOC with the USACE Little Rock District since 2009, designing and constructing medical facilities at military installations throughout the United States. This experience helps us to understand specific missions at each installation regarding healthcare delivery and has given us the opportunity to develop procedures and processes to ensure the Government’s success on large-scale healthcare work. Through this MATOC, JE Dunn has designed and built over $800M of military healthcare projects.

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Through these projects, we have developed rigorous management procedures, as well as quality and safety systems. These projects included a turnkey approach, represented by Design-Build Initial Outfitting (DBIO), IO services including FF&E, low-voltage (LV), planning, transition planning, commodity acquisition and installation, and move management.

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MATOC PROJECTS $81M Keesler AFB Medical Center $55M Cannon AFB Medical and Dental Clinic Replacement $70.2M Eglin AFB Hospital $53M Tyndall AFB Medical Clinic $74M Lackland AFB Ambulatory Care Clinic, Central Plant, and Parking Garage $32.5M Lackland AFB Postgraduate Dental School and Clinic Replacement $40.6 Lackland AFB Reid Medical Clinic $17.3M Lackland AFB Multiple Medical Facilities $25M Columbus AFB Medical/Dental Clinic $17M Dover AFB Clinic $50M Hurlburt Field Medical Complex $28.5M Whiteman AFB Medical Clinic $37.8M Offutt AFB Clinic $55M Joint Base Langley-Eustis AFB Hospital Addition and Central Utility Plant $30M Fort Drum Medical Clinic $50M Nellis AFB Medical Clinic $23.8M Mountain Home AFB Clinic Renovation $21.7M Eglin AFB Pharmacy

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$27M Tyndall AFB Ambulatory Care Clinic

USACE Keesler AFB Medical Center Biloxi, MS

Size: 172,394 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $80.6M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed a multi-phased 172,394 SF Hospital Modernization project at Keesler AFB. The project objective was to realign the hospital to provide world-class health-care, using the best clinical and business practices to improve the health of the Keesler AFB military community and its associated beneficiaries. The Keelser Hospital serves active-duty and their families, wounded-warriors, retirees and their family members as well as eligible Veterans. The project consisted of delivering long-term master plan concept recommendations, optimized infrastructure, efficient functional layout and completely updated healing aesthetics that position the 81st Medical Group to provide optimal patient care well into the future.

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The hospital includes a new Hybrid Operating Room (OR), which can accommodate all types of surgery including the latest technology in minimally-invasive surgery and cardiology procedures.

An aspect of the new design was to incorporate the dental clinic within the walls of the hospital and to create a complete state-of-the-art dental service within the confines of the medical building. The design included layouts for better patient access through the clinics, improved aesthetics in departments and hallways and provided more open waiting areas serving multiple departments. The outcome is a spa-like, warm and welcoming atmosphere rivaling a private sector healthcare environment.

Project Awards Merit Award, Design Build Institute of America - Mid America Region 2017 Best Hospital in the Air Force

Project Awards Merit Award, Design-Build Institute of America - Mid America Region Celebrate Safety, Department of the Army

USACE Eglin AFB Hospital Realignment Fort Walton Beach, FL

Size: 144,966 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $70.7M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed the renovation of the 144,966 SF hospital at Eglin AFB, which consisted of realigning the entire 96th Medical Group campus to accommodate mission growth in support of the enrollment target of 50,000 patients. This project improved the efficiency of healthcare delivery and promoted the long-term goal of integrated VA/DoD healthcare delivery.

The existing Emergency Department was both functionally and aesthetically outdated. A major functional upgrade and exterior aesthetic make-over transformed the hospital into an inviting and modern facility.

The project added new services including a CT/PET, Interventional Radiology, Pain Management Clinic, and

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Outpatient Dialysis. This project included construction of an allnew Flight Medicine and Public Health facility on the hospital campus which created further room for growth.

The facility was designed to provide a more modern patient care setting which includes landscaped courtyards and walkways that connect the interior and exterior spaces. The interior feel is warm, comforting, and inviting with modern furnishings and patient and staff amenities. Materials selected to provide this nurturing feel include warm woods placed on walls and ceilings, as well as paint colors to reflect colors of the beach. A variety of ceiling heights and roof lines add texture and style to the hospital’s architecture.

USACE Langley AFB Hospital Addition & CUP Replacement Hampton, VA

Size: 69,044 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $56.4M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed a two-story 50,544 SF medical clinic addition and a 11,634 SF CUP replacement. The hospital expansion integrated all departments into one centralized location and provided a cost-effective, patient-centered healthcare environment to support lean staff workflows for the U.S. Air Force 633rd Medical Group.

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The scope included complete replacement of the CUP including all major equipment and hydronic piping from the existing plant to the hospital. The hospital addition facilitated relocation of Mental Health, Physical Medicine, Tricare Operations and Patient Administration (TOPA), Education and Training, Information Management, and Resource Management Office (RMO).

Project Awards Honor Award - Facility Design, US Air Force Design Awards Honor Award, Design Build Institute of America - Mid America Region Project of the Year, JE Dunn

USACE Cannon AFB Medical & Dental Replacement Hospital Clovis, NM

Size: 111,982 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $55.2M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn built the new 112,000 SF, two-story replacement medical and dental clinic for the 27th Special Operations Medical Group located at Cannon AFB. The building reflects the culture of the medical facility, and promotes it within the medical staff and patients. The design and construction of the facility included evidence-based principles and advanced technologies. This creates a healing environment, provides patient-centered care, and facilitates communication between caregivers and patients.

The clinic has a clinical wing and an ancillary support wing that are connected by a communicating space that serves as

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a wayfinding element for patients. Administrative and support areas are secluded from the patient areas. The clinic wing includes Family Health, Immunizations, Pediatrics and Physical Therapy grouped together on the main floor. On the upper floor of the clinic wing, the Dental Clinic, Optometry, Public Health, and Flight Medicine are arranged with vertical circulation as needed to enhance accessibility. The ancillary support wing includes the Clinical Lab, Radiology, Pharmacy and Common Areas on the First Floor along with BEE, Logistics, and mechanical spaces. The Admin, Education and Training, and Mental Health services are located on the upper floor.

Project Awards 2021 Construction Risk Partners Build America Award, AGC of America

USACE Tyndall AFB Medical Clinic Renovation Panama City, FL

Size: 71,311 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $53M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed the design and construction of the Tyndall AFB Medical Clinic, which consisted of renovating the 69,044 SF Medical Clinic and constructing a new 2,267 SF veterinary clinic.

Built in 1964, the medical clinic was severely outdated. A comprehensive renovation was performed to enhance the clinic’s efficiency. Before, the departments were spread across the clinic, some located in other buildings. All departments were moved into the building to streamline staff productivity and the patient experience. The building and surrounding parking lot were brought up to ATFP standards.

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The veterinary clinic was outdated and unable to serve its full purpose. JE Dunn built a new one-story, 2,267 SF veterinary clinic across from the medical clinic.

When Hurricane Michael hit Tyndall AFB, JE Dunn was in the middle of a phased turnover for the clinic. Some areas that were completed and almost ready for turnover had to be reworked. JE Dunn worked with the base and USACE, extending the contract by four and a half months to make up for the time lost. JE Dunn completed the project two weeks ahead of the revised schedule.

USACE Nellis AFB Hospital Renovation Las Vegas, NV

Size: 53,000 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $52M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed the $52M modernization of multiple buildings totaling 53,000 SF at Nellis AFB for the U.S. Air Force 99th Medical Group. Renovations provided a lean and environmentally responsible healthcare facility that is integrated, patient-centered, and world-class.

Buildings include the Mike O’Callaghan Federal Medical Center (Building 1300), Medical Logistics Warehouse (Building 1301) and the Medical Annex (Building 340).

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The scope also included outfitting the facilities with furnishings and equipment. Departments renovated include: Emergency Department expansion and associated site work, Dining Facility (Food Service), Tricare Operations and Patient Administration (TOPA), Logistics, Laboratory, Family Health Clinic, Public/ Community Health, Information Management/Information Technology (IMIT), Resource Management Office (RMO), miscellaneous Common Areas.

Tyndall AFB Ambulatory Care Clinic Panama City, FL

Size: 35,750 SF

Architect: JE Dunn Construction

Cost: $27M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn is actively performing on the Tyndall AFB 325th Medical Group Ambulatory Care Clinic Modernization project.

The improved functional concept for the 37,750 SF renovation incorporates evidence-based design principles to create a world-class facility for patients, visitors, and staff. Staff and material efficiency are optimized through effective operational relationships which reduce footsteps, cross-traffic of materials, and errors. Renovated departments include Primary Care, Aerospace Treatment Room, Immunizations, TOPA/Tricare, Education and Training, Radiology, Mental Health and Dental.

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The scope of work creates several design and construction challenges with renovations directly above operational clinics and waiting areas as well as at the primary clinic entry in the project’s extreme climate environment. Construction phasing completes construction in two major phases and provides for a one time, final move for nearly all departments.

As a DBIO task order, the project scope also includes initial outfitting transition and commodity services.

USACE Hurlburt Field Medical Clinic Fort Walton Beach, FL

Size: 103,225 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $50.8M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed multiple medical clinic renovations at Hurlburt Field, totaling $50.8M. These projects were completed over multiple phases and for multiple buildings including: 51,874 SF clinic renovation of a mostly one-story and partial two-story facility; three new entry vestibules; replacement of perimeter windows and clerestory; new structural mezzanine; 1,000 SF of an expanded pharmacy; 5,390 SF building renovation including replacement of all windows; 23,242 SF, two-story building renovation; new low voltage system (LVS) and infrastructure upgrades to the Logistics building; fire suppression, LVS and infrastructure upgrades to the

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Administration building; infrastructure upgrades to the main clinic building including Dental, Pharmacy, Radiology, Lab, Tricare Operations and Patient Administration (TOPA), Facility Management, Optometry, Pediatrics, Ambulance, Classrooms, Immunizations, Women’s Health, and Family Medicine.

The team aimed to provide a creative and innovative design solution that supports best healthcare practices. The solution was wellness centered and optimized functional adjacencies for ease of operations.

Project Awards Merit Award - Facility Design, US Air Force Design Awards Merit Award, Design Build Institute of America - Mid America Region

USACE Lackland AFB Reid Medical Clinic Replacement San Antonio, TX

Size: 78,288 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $40.8M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed a design-build, 79,584 SF new construction medical clinic replacement project at Lackland Air Force Base as part of a MATOC for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

The project consisted of constructing a new, world-class healthcare facility to improve the medical functions for the 559th Medical Group. The new Reid Health Services Center replaces the existing undersized and outdated clinic with a modern, appealing and efficient facility that allows the Air Force to provide a multi-disciplinary, team approach to enable better healthcare delivery through departmental consolidation, improved traffic flow, modern medical equipment and better functional adjacencies.

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The north entry leads to the two-story lobby and is the central hub for the clinic experience. All reception counters face outward to the entrance and seating area. Clinics are laid out based on LEAN principles (shortened footsteps for staff; separate staff,patient and logistical circulation; and same handed rooms) and Evidence-Based Design for a world-class facility. Cross-traffic between patients and staff has been minimized by separate staff entries and corridors, and access to leadership is maximized as the Command Suite is adjacent yet separate to the patient rooms and staff corridors. The entire in-processing function for the BMTs occurs in the same facility within an isolated area.

USACE Offutt AFB Clinic Renovation Phases I & II Bellevue, NE

Size: 111,100 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $37.8M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed the two-phase clinic renovation at Offutt AFB. Phase I of the project included a 52,000 SF renovation of the former-hospital chassis due to mission changes. The renovation reconfigured and modernized portions of the Medical Treatment Facility (MTF) to accommodate outpatient clinical, support, and administrative functions. This project emphasized modernization to administrative and outpatient clinical departments to meet current operational standards. The scope also included a new 2,000 SF veterinarian clinic and parking lot on the secured portion of the base.

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Phase II of the project included a 59,100 SF medical outpatient renovation including the first and ground floors in Building 4000 at Ehrling Bergquist Medical Clinic. The scope also included life safety system upgrades on all three floors of the South Tower. The departments that were included in this renovation were Logistics, BMET, Warehouse, Housekeeping, Plant Maintenance, Facility Maintenance, Radiology, Optometry, Ophthalmology, Audiology, ENT, Minor Procedures, Internal Medicine, Public Health, Dermatology, PRP, and TOPA (Tri-Care Outpatient Administration).

Project Awards Honor Award, US Air Force Design Awards Best Project, Healthcare, Over $10M, Design-Build Institute of America - Mid America Region

USACE Lackland Postgraduate Dental School & Clinic Replacement San Antonio, TX Size: 55,615 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $32.5M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn constructed a 55,615 SF, two-story dental clinic on Lackland Air Force Base. The 59th Medical Wing’s MacKown Dental Clinic provides advanced dental specialty care and the Air Force’s dental residency training programs. Serving primarily active duty members, the services provided include general dentistry, dental laboratory, dental specialty services and residency training programs, including Periodontics, Endodontics and Prosthodontics. The clinic directly supports specialized services to Wounded Warriors with traumatic maxillofacial injuries helping to rebuild lives.

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The new facility enhances dental care, the training programs and consolidates Orthodontics from the Dunn Dental Clinic.

The project consisted of hazardous abatement and demolition of four existing structures, site utilities, and grading on a new 10-acre site. The vacated dental clinic was demolished after full occupancy of the new clinic. Almost twice the size of the previous facility, the new clinic features an open plan with extensive daylighting and a greater number of dental treatment rooms.

USACE Fort Drum Guthrie Medical Clinic HVAC Replacement Watertown, NY

Size: 142,430 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $31.8M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn worked with the U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division at Fort Drum, NY on the Guthrie Ambulatory Health Care Clinic.

The 142,430 SF Guthrie Clinic project included a multi-phased construction solution for the complete HVAC replacement to bring the equipment and configuration up to code and provide better comfort to the facility.

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The construction phasing plan minimized operational disruption associated with in-place renovation by utilizing Temporary Phasing Facilities (TPF) and swing space for most departments to maintain workflow efficiencies.

Project Awards Merit Award - DBIA Mid America Region

USACE Whiteman AFB Medical Clinic Renovation Knob Noster, MO

Size: 62,350 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $28.5M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed this 62,350 SF renovation of various clinic departments including Pharmacy, Family Health, Pediatrics, Flight Medicine and Family Medicine. The renovation included various interior and exterior upgrades such as CCTV, cameras, sidewalks, and extensive mechanical and electrical/ communications upgrades including new AHUs and relocated new main data center.

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All departments remained operational during the renovation due to the installation of a Temporary Phasing Facility (TPF), use of interior temporary swing spaces. Initial Outfitting included the relocation of medical/pharmacy casework, various medical equipment, x-ray units and physical therapy equipment, and the transition of all occupants from the existing facility to the TPF or swing spaces, and then back to the renovated space.

Project Awards Merit Award - DBIA Mid America Region

USACE Eglin AFB Pharmacy Renovations Fort Walton Beach, FL

Size: 21,249 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $28M

Owner: USACE Little Rock District

JE Dunn and the 96th Medical Group at Eglin AFB completed the renovation of the outpatient and inpatient pharmacies in the hospital and the renovation and expansion of the satellite pharmacy. Additional scope included expansion of the parking lot; installation of three new elevators; addition of a new penthouse with new AHU supporting the inpatient pharmacy; mechanical, electrical and plumbing upgrades; architectural improvements; and enhancements to existing classrooms and administrative spaces.

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Construction was completed in two phases. First, renovation of the outpatient and inpatient pharmacies in the hospital, and second, the satellite pharmacy addition and renovation, which was designed around an Rx Auto-Fill Robotic System.

By incorporating evidence-based design practices, features of the modernized spaces include an optimal solution for staff, patient, equipment and material flow, sustainable design strategies, allowance for future flexibility and growth, and clearer wayfinding solutions.

USACE Columbus AFB Medical & Dental Clinic Renovation Columbus, MS

Size: 65,500 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $23.6M

Owner: USACE Little Rock District

JE Dunn completed major facility improvements for the Columbus AFB Medical Clinic to increase operational efficiency and provide better access of key departments for patients. This was a two-phase construction project with some departments moving to a temporary facility while the construction was underway inside the medical clinic.

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The modernization resulted in increased energy efficiency and improved building systems. The medical clinic building, Building 1100, was constructed in 1959 and originally designed as a 35-bed inpatient healthcare facility. The scope was to renovate the clinic in its entirety to better accommodate the services offered by the 14th Medical Group. This project also included relocating the dental clinic, Building 1004, into the medical clinic in Building 1100.

USACE Mountain Home AFB Clinic Renovation Mountain Home, ID

Size: 41,165 SF

Architect: JE Dunn Construction

Cost: $23.8M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn designed and constructed the Mountain Home AFB Clinic Renovation in support of the 366th Medical Group.

The facility, originally designed as a hospital but operating as an out patient clinic, had obsolete layouts, inefficient sizing and substandard HVAC and electrical systems. This project eased navigation and accessibly for patients and staff to provide world-class patient care. The project renovated multiple departments totaling41,165 SF, including: Public Health, Education & Training, Command, Medical Management,

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Resource Management Office (RMO), Readiness, Command Support Staff (CSS) and Information Management. The following departments received new reception and waiting areas: Optometry, Radiology, Physical Therapy, Dental, Pediatrics/Women’s Health, Flight Medicine/Immunizations Medical Laboratory, Family Health, Pharmacy and the Logistics Corridor. The clinic design included a two-sided water feature, a cool color palate and natural wood tones that create a modern, welcoming and soothing environment for patients.

USACE Lackland AFB Multiple Medical Facilities San Antonio, TX

Size: 58,286 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $17.3M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed 58,286 SF of renovations to multiple medical facilities (MMF) at Lackland. The project included a combination of light, medium and heavy levels of renovation and addition to four existing facilities (Buildings 3550, 3885, 7206, and 5200) plus provided a Temporary Relocatable

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Facility and a Temporary Phasing Facility to facilitate the construction phasing. The impacted departments included primarily administrative, physical therapy/occupational medicine and patient staging.

USACE Dover AFB Clinic Renovation Dover, DE

Size: 78,500 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $17M

Owner: USACE Little Rock

JE Dunn completed the 78,500 SF renovation of the Medical Group (436th MDG) Building 300 at Dover AFB. Building 300 was constructed in 1958 as an inpatient facility and was three stories with a basement. When construction began, the facility was operating as an outpatient clinic. Medical treatment facility operations were required to be maintained and functional during construction.

This project had three major phases of construction, with multiple sub-phases, within the main phases. Renovated

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departments included: Family Health, Women’s Health, Pediatrics, Medical Records, Education and Training, Mental Health, Command, Public Health, Flight Medicine, Immunization, Pharmacy and Lab. The project utilized Temporary Phasing Facilities (TPFs) for temporary department transitions and moves from start to finish.

The project also included work on the facility Variable Air Volume (VAV) boxes and two main chillers and complete renovation to the buildings emergency power system.

USACE Sheppard AFB Medical and Dental Clinic Replacement Wichita Falls, TX

Size: 169,687 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $67.8M

Owner: USACE Tulsa

JE Dunn and Hoefer Welker teamed up once again to out work the competition with this $67 million design-build, initial outfitting contract for the 82nd Medical Group at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, TX. This landmark win is the first of its kind outside of the current Medical MATOC program in several years, and marks the onset of JE Dunn’s national footprint in the Federal healthcare playground.

The project includes a 161,327 SF clinic building, 900 SF ambulance shelter and 531 SF JBAIDS (Joint Biological Agent Identification and Diagnostic System) space. Various clinic

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departments include command, TOPA (Tricare Operations and Patient Administration), pharmacy, family health, student health, behavioral health, dental, optometry, radiology, pediatrics, and flight medicine.

The project also includes Initial Outfitting coordination with the Government’s outfitting contractor to include medical/dental casework, various medical equipment, dental chairs and x-ray units, audio booths, physical therapy equipment, etc. The project was designed to achieve LEED Silver certification and will be complete in 2021.

USACE Peterson AFB SOCNORTH Theater Operational Facility Colorado Springs, CO

Size: 87,019 SF

Architect: AECOM

Cost: $54M

Owner: USACE Omaha

JE Dunn is completing the new SOCNORTH (Special Operations Command North) Theater Operational Facility at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, CO. The twostory, 87,000 SF building will serve as a headquarters and command/control center and will feature office space, storage and secure areas.

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Procured using a one-step, best-value, design-build process, JE Dunn was selected as the successful offeror out of the nine companies that submitted technical and price proposals. The JE Dunn + AECOM design-build team worked together to identify strengths and winning strategies for the design solution, building performance and design/construction processes.

Our team’s commitment was highlighted in every aspect of the technical proposal and was further reinforced by a competitive pricing solution.

Idaho National Laboratory: Cybercore & Collaborative Computing Data Centers Idaho Falls, ID Size: 147,954 SF

Architect: Flad Architects

Cost: $93.6M

Owner: Idaho State Building Authority

JE Dunn completed two new ground-up highly secure buildings totaling 148,000 SF for the Idaho National Laboratory (INL) and Idaho State Housing Authority: the Cybercore Integration Center and the Collaborative Computing Center (C3).

The Cybercore Integration Center is an 80,979 SF, two-story building that houses a data center and an advanced electronics lab. The lab is used for cybersecurity and infrastructure security research to systematically engineer cyber and physical security innovations to protect the nation’s most critical infrastructure.

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The Collaborative Computing Center (C3) is a 66,520 SF, 2-story modern building that houses a “supercomputer” providing research and collaborative capabilities to benefit the lab, universities and other institutions throughout the state. The facility is instrumental in the exploration of computer modeling and simulation for nuclear materials, advance nuclear concepts and conduct an array of scientific research. C3 is designed to be an 8MW High Performance Computing (HPC) Data Center with 2MW of redundancy. Day 1 installation of 4MW capacity with 2MW of redundancy.

Project Awards Best Projects: Merit Award, 2020 Engineering News Record Mountain States

Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Kansas City, MO

Size: 941,442 SF

Architect: AECOM, Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

Cost: $213M

Owner: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City

The 17-story concrete structure, with a limestone clad, precast curtainwall, provides two operations floors, 11 administrative levels, and three stories of mechanical/electrical penthouse.

The project features a 5-story parking garage, and a well buffered vehicle inspection facility. The 930,000 SF building was designed by Pei, Cobb, Freed & Partners of New York, and is overseen by local architects Ellerbe Becket. The limestone tower sits prominently juxtaposed to the Historic National World War I Museum & Memorial and is back dropped by the downtown skyline. The classic yet distinctive design is graced by five bays of windows per floor, on all sides of the tower.

The north elevation of the structure features a 2-story limestone

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colonnade and a curved, glass entry pavilion. The interior of the building is comprised of both high level and mid-level finishes. The public spaces will include terrazzo flooring, custom wood millwork, acoustical plaster, and bronze accents and trim. The elevator lobbies will feature granite flooring and trim with bronze doors. The executive level showcases some of the higher-end finishes as well as an expansive terrace. Some of the other features of the building include; training rooms, employee dining and fitness areas, exhibit areas, security training facilities, automated material handling systems, access flooring, and sound isolation slabs. JE Dunn self-performed concrete and masonry.

Project Awards Excellence in Concrete, Concrete Promotional Group Capstone Award, Architectural Design Capstone Award, Kansas City Business Journal

Project Awards Allied Arts and Craftsmanship Award, AIA Kansas City Design Excellence Award, General Service Administration First Impression Citation, General Service Administration Central States Region Merit Award, Iowa Architect Magazine

GSA Richard Bolling Federal Building Phases I-IV Renovation Kansas City, MO

Size: 1,133,536 SF

Architect: GastingerWalker&, Helix

Cost: $258M

Owner: General Services Administration

This project was a Four Phase Interior and Exterior Building Renovation. The Richard Bolling Federal Building was originally built in 1965 and is a 1.2 Million SF building located in downtown Kansas City.

Phase I included tenant finish and renovation for Mazuma Bank, Post Office, CASU, GSA, Office of Personnel Management, Convenience Store, and three floors of shelled space for future government tenants. It also included demolition of roofing material, portions of roof top mechanical equipment, existing mechanical room equipment, existing tenant finish, and existing storefront.

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Phase II and Phase III included the renovation of 11 floors. The scope of work included hazardous material removal, interior shaft replacement, full mechanical and electrical equipment replacement, exterior window replacement, exterior sealant replacement, elevator beam and rail seismic upgrades, exterior skin blast resistant upgrades, and the addition of an entry pavilion.

Phase VI includes 266,206 SF asbestos abatement, and full renovation of five floors, replacement of exterior windows upgraded for blast protection, sitework revisions to include underground cisterns and perimeter blast protection.

Outstanding Design, Social Security Administration Modernization Award, General Services Administration Healthcare and Assisted Living Gold Award, International Interior Design Association MidAmerica Government Gold Award, International Interior Design Association Mid America Commercial Office, Cornerstone Award

GSA IRS Processing Center and Kansas City Main Post Office Kansas City, MO Size: 2,528,012 SF

Architect: BNIM, HOK

Cost: $272M

Owner: Pershing Road Development Company

The IRS Data and Operations campus was designed and constructed to consolidate IRS operations. The project included a large underground space, with complex utility and data systems that support the facility’s mission, and the three-story National Archives and Records Administration. This project was designed and constructed per the ICD/ICS 705 criteria The campus consists of three processing center wings totaling 599,850 SF connected by a circulation corridor. The processing center wings are two-story, cast-in-place concrete

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buildings clad with architectural precast concrete and glass.

The main floor of the wings are used by IRS personnel.

Specialized rooms with separate mechanical systems are within this area to contain hazardous materials if incoming mail is contaminated. Also located within the main building is a highly secure data center with uninterpretable power supply and generator backup. The 77,000 SF warehouse that adjoins the processing wings was constructed utilizing insulated precast concrete panels.

Project Awards Honor Award for Outstanding Design, American Institute of Architects

Citation in Lease Construction, GSA Design Awards

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Capstone, Kansas City Business Journal Development Cornerstone, Economic Development Council Prairie Gateway Chapter, American Society of Landscape Architecture

Building Team Award, Building Design & Construction Magazine

Top Green Awards Honorable Mention, AIA COTE

USACE Fort Leavenworth Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth, KS

Size: 420,447 SF

Architect: Benham

Cost: $109M

Owner: USACE Washington DC

JE Dunn served as the Construction Manager/General Contractor for one of the nation’s most technologicallyadvanced learning facilities in the country. This 96-classroom facility integrates technology in every phase of its operation, allowing the students to utilize fully-integrated data, voice and video in a variety of learning simulations.

The building was designed to allow maximum flexibility for system upgrades so that the learning experience evolves with technology in the 21st century. The project included a 1,750-seat and 325-seat auditoriums, as well as faculty and administrative offices.

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JE Dunn completed the first of 96 classrooms inside the building. In conjunction with the USACE the and College team, JE Dunn punched the space and established the baseline of quality standard for the remaining 95 classrooms.

Several features of the College have historically significant features. Three stories of deteriorated stained glass was carefully removed from Bell Hall and sent to be refurbished in Tulsa, OK. The glass was then reinstalled in two large glass curtainwall openings in the new building. Additionally, several important military artifacts were located on the grounds of the new building location including a piece of the Berlin Wall.

USACE Fort Leonard Wood Prime Power School Fort Leonard Wood, MO

Size: 79,278 SF

Architect: USACE

Cost: $27M

Owner: USACE Kansas City

The Prime Power School is a new training facility for the USACE 249th Engineer Battalion. The facility houses Army, Air Force, NAVY, FEMA, FE Facilities as well as the State Department.

The complex is 79,278 SF with four support buildings, training areas, and a general instruction/administration facility. The facility achieved LEED Gold certification.

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Production Specialist Course. It is a year-long program of instruction designed to train soldiers to deploy, install, operate, and maintain the Army’s Prime Power Program (P3) power generation.

This US Army Corps of Engineers designed this building and JE Dunn provided ECI (Early Contractor Involvement) services to help keep the project on schedule and within budget.

In wartime, Army personnel are responsible for supporting Prime Power program missions. In peacetime, skills are maintained through training exercises, emergency deployments for disaster relief efforts, and special purpose deployments for electrical power requirements in operations other than war.

The current training program is called the Prime Power

This is the first registered LEED building at Fort Leonard Wood.

Project Awards Excellence in Concrete Awards, Concrete Restoration, Concrete Promotional Group Honor Award for Excellence, Kansas Preservation Alliance Award of Excellence - Restoration, US Army Corps of Engineers Renovation over $10M, DBIA-MAR

USACE Fort Leavenworth Historic Building 465 Renovation Leavenworth, KS

Size: 35,780 SF

Architect: GastingerWalker&

Cost: $16.1M

Owner: USACE Kansas City

JE Dunn Construction designed and constructed the Historic Building 465 Renovation at Fort Leavenworth. Located within the Historic United States Disciplinary Barracks, this project involved the historic retrofit of the former 80 year old inmate hospital. The building was re-purposed to provide 14 educational spaces compatible with the Classroom XXI standard and involved structural upgrades required to bring the facility up to Anti-Terrorism Force Protection and collapse requirements.

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A key objective of this design-build project was to maintain the historically relevant materials while still bringing all aspects of the facility up to modern structural and technological standards.

The main function of this renovation was to provide ancillary classroom space for the installation. The project schedule was altered so this supplementary work could be completed in conjunction with the building renovation to allow for an expedited start date for classes within the facility.

Chief of Engineers Award of Excellence, US Army Corps of Engineers

GSA Wayne L Morse US Federal Courthouse Eugene, OR

Size: 266,742 SF

Architect: DLR Group, Morphsis

Cost: $79M

Owner: General Services Administration

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The award-winning Wayne L. Morse U.S. Courthouse is a 266,742 SF steel and concrete structure with brushed stainless steel exterior skin. It’s five stories contain a four-story atrium, six courtrooms, judges’ chambers, holding cells, U.S. Marshals Service office, bankruptcy courts and other government offices.

There is also a secure parking area beneath the building for the judges.

including force protection, limited progressive collapse, and blast requirements in glazing and skin. With value-engineering savings of approximately $11 million, JE Dunn was instrumental in achieving the designer’s intent while keeping costs within the owner’s authorized budget; at $285 per square foot, it has one of the lowest costs per square foot of any new federal courthouse built in the last 15 years.

In addition to its distinctive curvilinear shape, the building is notable for being the first federal courthouse to achieve LEED Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council. It also incorporates the latest security measures for federal facilities,

The design premise for the U.S. Courthouse in Eugene is a desire to recall the former simplicity of the historical one-room Courthouse on the Town Square. Citizens are able to identify the building as space where justice is served.

Project Awards Top Projects #5, Daily Journal of Commerce Government & Infrastructure, Real Estate & Construction Review BIM for Architecture: Public Building, BE Magazine Project Innovation Grand Prize for Interior Design, Building Design + Construction American Architecture Award, The Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design Top Ten Green Buildings, AIA Environmental Award for Green Strategics, GSA Building Team - Platinum Award, Building Design + Construction Building Information Model Award, AIA GSA Design Excellence, GSA GSA Construction Excellence, GSA The Government Office Building of the Year, BOMA Pacific Region

Project Awards Honor Award Arts Category for Sculpture, AIA - Kansas City Honor Award Craftsmanship Category for Stone Work, AIA - Kansas City Honor Award Craftsmanship Category for Metal Grillwork, AIA - Kansas City Commercial Interior Award of Merit, Marble Institute of America Honor Award for Construction Excellence, General Services Administration

GSA Charles Evans Whittaker US Federal Courthouse Kansas City, MO

Size: 615,000 SF

Architect: AECOM

Cost: $106.5M

Owner: General Services Administration

The Charles Evans Whittaker United States Courthouse is a landmark overlooking the Missouri River in Kansas City, Missouri. The 615,000 SF courthouse was completed in September of 1998 and houses 16 courtrooms, the Circuit Court of Appeals, Judge’s Chambers, U.S. Attorney’s office, U.S. Marshal’s offices, court-related agencies, extensive multimedia conferencing facilities, a cafeteria and kitchen, and enclosed secured parking for 100 vehicles. While this project was contracted as a traditional lump sum, successful completion required our team to work in partnership with the Government to resolve many challenges related to the budget, materials, difficult geometry, and exacting quality requirements. We met

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these challenges through teamwork and commitment to success with the result being an outstanding new federal courthouse.

The building features a variety of radiused panels and column covers - no two sides of the building are exactly alike. The key test came in connecting the pieces that met at complicated geometrical interfaces and provided the detail and precision needed to create the totally smooth look. Since the building is open in the center, there is no center radius point and definition of work points posed many challenges. Using abstract points of origination, workers successfully used surveyor’s technology to pinpoint key locations.

GSA Robert S Dole US Federal Courthouse Kansas City, KS

Size: 276,603 SF

Architect: GLMV Architecture

Cost: $31M

Owner: General Services Administration

The Robert S. Dole U. S. Federal Courthouse is a 275,000 SF complex with a poured-in-place reinforced concrete structural frame. The building exterior is composed of 750 architectural precast concrete panels with aluminum columns and ornamentation.

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Completed on an aggressive schedule, the facility utilizes an energy conservation design and is situated on a tight urban site. The building includes 10 courtrooms, a 35-space garage, a loading dock, a library, nine holding cells, and an employee’s child care center.

GSA Christopher S Bond US Federal Courthouse Jefferson City, MO

Size: 118,294 SF

Architect: Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Architects, SFS Architecture

Cost: $59.7M

Owner: General Services Administration

As a part of the GSA Design Excellence program, the new 120,000 SF U.S. Courthouse includes five courtrooms, five judges chambers, U.S. Marshal Service space with associated prisoner movement areas; tenant space for District Clerks Office, Grand Jury, the US Attorney’s, Department of Homeland Security and GSA. The Courthouse was designed for progressive collapse and blast resistance.

The contract was awarded with a preconstruction phase, which included review of drawings during the conceptual, schematic and design development phases. JE Dunn attended all design review meetings to provide feedback on design and

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constructability. Our team was able to accelerate the schedule three months. Ultimately, the project was delivered ahead of schedule and over $2 million under budget, making this the first federal courthouse to achieve these milestones.

JE Dunn led the BIM coordination effort. Utilizing 2D drawings, the firm was able to build the structural, architectural, and enclosure models. During MEP system coordination, all disciplines provided their own models, which were then overlaid into the JE Dunn master model to ensure complete coordination. The project was completed with zero RFIs dealing with overhead coordination issues.

GSA Historic Pioneer US Federal Courthouse Portland, OR

Size: 57,000 SF

Architect: SERA

Cost: $19.6M

Owner: General Services Administration

Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the historic Pioneer Courthouse is located in the heart of downtown Portland. Since the site covers an entire city block, access, public safety and traffic flow were critical issues. Two sides of the project block had light rail trains running every few minutes and the other sides are bus-only public transit streets with bus stops on the adjoining sidewalks.

Pioneer Courthouse was originally built in 1875, long before seismic building codes. To update the building and make it seismically sound, JE Dunn installed a friction pendulum base isolation system; at the time of construction, it was the first in

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Oregon and one of only fifty in the entire country.

The interior renovation focused around the idea of adaptive re-use. Original features, including scrolled lighting fixtures were protected in place during construction and later retrofitted with energy-conserving bulbs. Existing areas were recycled into new spaces, which required the removal of vinyl asbestos tile flooring and acoustical drop ceiling. We utilized historic photographs and worked with specialty artisans to revive the original color schemes and detail work throughout the building.

In most cases, the extensive woodwork was restored to its original grandeur without replacement.

Project Awards Top Projects #21, Daily Journal of Commerce Renovation Awards 2006 - Platinum Award, Building Design & Construction Award for Craftsmanship, AIA - Portland John Wesley Powell Prize for Historic Preservation, Society for History in Federal Government Preservation in Action - Pinnacle Award, Architectural Heritage Center

GSA Peace Arch US Port of Entry Blaine, WA

Size: 75,682 SF

Architect: Bohlin Cywinski

Cost: $88.8M

Owner: General Services Administration

This large, complex renovation project required extensive collaboration between JE Dunn, the GSA, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, the Federal Highway Administration, the Washington State Department of Transportation, the City of Blaine, as well as agencies in Canada to complete the project. The site is approximately 10 acres and is bounded by Semiahoo Bay to the west and Peace Arch State Park and the Canadian border to the North.

Construction began in 2007, but the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, B.C. changed the phasing and extended the schedule. Already the third most-traveled northern border

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crossing, the project team revised the project schedule and reworked the construction sequence to accommodate the influx of traffic for the Olympics. The project team installed seven temporary inspection booths to handle the additional traffic.

The Peace Arch has 10 primary inspection lanes, which increased from eight. The secondary inspection booths can process 54 vehicles at a time, which is double its previous capacity, and a new Port building was constructed to replace the 30-year-old facility that they had outgrown. The new facilities are celebrated for their added efficiency and sustainability, and its LEED Gold rating.

Project Awards Design Excellence Award, GSA Renovation Awards 2006 - Platinum Award, Building Design & Construction Project of the Year Finalist Public Projects, NAIOP Commercial Real Estate Development Association Merit Award for Design, AIA Civic Design Award, AIA Washington Design Award, GSA

USACE Offutt AFB STRATCOM Entry Gate Omaha, NE

Size: 605 SF

Architect: Yaeger Architecture

Cost: $11.4M

Owner: USACE Omaha

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JE Dunn was the construction manager for the design/build team for the construction of a new primary entrance for Offutt AFB at their Caphart Road Entrance.

errant driver that may have misunderstood a direction or sign.

Active barriers are installed to intercept potential threat vehicles and prevent access to the base.

This entrance is designed as a Force Protection entrance for Offutt AFB. It utilizes special curved layout for the inbound and outbound lanes to slow the traffic and prevent attempts at high speed penetration onto the base. The layout allows for adequate reaction time for the security personnel to assess the situation and determine if a penetration is a potential threat or

The design incorporates the general lay of the land and adds a decorative rock wall as a passive barrier to prevent vehicles from bypassing the active barrier. The rock wall will serve as a landscape feature and visitors to the Base will not recognize it as a security barrier. The perimeter of the project will be protected with a security fence with a K-4 security rating.

Project Awards Merit Award, US Air Force Design Awards

GSA Bannister Complex Buildings 2306 and 2312 Kansas City, MO

Size: 550,000 SF

Architect: SFS Architecture

Cost: $55.6M

Owner: General Services Administration

JE Dunn worked with the GSA on the 2306 & 2312 Bannister Federal Building Renovations in Kansas City, MO. Brought in at the 70% design stage, JE Dunn provided design input and project planning information into the finalized design.

The facility was originally designed and constructed as general warehouse space but has since seen multiple renovations, which have injected many mission critical functions including data centers and FEMA response areas, necessitating upgrades to the original infrastructure. All work took place while the facility operated at full capacity.

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Improving the workplace environment to attract talent and improve efficiency was paramount. The roof was replaced with new drainage systems that were tied into a new perimeter storm drainage system. New hot water boilers improved operational efficiency, and a new steam boiler maintains potential system redundancy. The electrical substation was relocated to consolidate feeds and adjusted for load balance issues. Multiple existing air handling units were replaced with newer, high-efficiency units. Select areas of the facility received new fire suppression systems, ceiling tile, lighting, replacement doors, hardware, and finish upgrades.

NOAA Ted Stevens Marine Research Facility Juneau, AK

Size: 69,000 SF

Architect: Livingston Slone

Cost: $34 M

Owner: National Marine Fisheries Service, NOAA

After construction, the Alaska Fisheries Science Center received the keys to the new Ted Stevens Marine Research Institute at Lena Point. The 66,000 square feet of office and laboratory space at TSMRI is the catalyst for the growth of Alaskan fisheries research necessary to meet the expanding information needs of the NMFS Ecosystem Approach to Management.

TSMRI houses ABL reception, administration and scientific staff, along with essential services such as the ABL library, computer services and conference facilities. Offices for 84 scientists and staff are adjacent to the administration. Conference facilities include a large central meeting room on the second floor,

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which is divisible into two rooms, and a smaller first floor conference room with kitchen which opens onto an outside patio overlooking the water.

What sets TSMRI apart from past facilities is its modern laboratories, which provide not only a significant increase in space, but major increases in the scientific capabilities. In addition to chemistry, genetics, and biology laboratories, the building offers a large wet lab, a necropsy room equipped to handle small marine mammals and large fish, an ichthyology laboratory for sorting and identification of specimens, two large walk-in freezers, and a large day room for project personnel.

Project Awards Honor Award, AIA Alaska Chapter

USACE Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Military Medical Center Department of Nutritional Medicine Addition San Antonio, TX

Size: 40,000 SF

Architect: Hoefer Welker

Cost: $40.3 M

Owner: USACE Fort Worth

JE Dunn completed the addition and renovation at San Antonio Military Medical Center (SAMMC) Department of Nutritional Medicine in San Antonio, Texas. The project consists of design and construction of a 3,977 SF addition and 31,908 SF alteration to the San Antonio Military Medical Center - North Campus. The world-class kitchen and dining facilities provide a modern, appropriately-sized space to meet the nutritional

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needs of patients, families and staff. JE Dunn built a 9,000 SF temporary kitchen in the loading dock so that the hospital could continue to serve meals during the kitchen renovation. A 4,978 SF temporary dining hall was also built on the lawn adjacent to the Hospital so patrons had a nice place to eat during the renovation. The initial project was completed seven days early, and the owner added additional scope.

Project Awards Capstone Award, Kansas City Business Journal National Honor Award for Engineering Excellence, American Council of Engineering Companies

USACE Fort Leavenworth Midwest Joint Regional Correctional Facility Leavenworth, KS

Size: 224,736 SF

Architect: AECOM

Cost: $92.5M

Owner: USACE Kansas City

JE Dunn constructed the Regional Correctional Facility at Fort Leavenworth. The facility replaced smaller, similar prisons at Lackland Air Base, Fort Knox, and Fort Sill. The project included a 204,835 SF main detention facility; a 12,595 SF administration building; a 9,903 SF warehouse; a 1,082 SF pump house; and a 248 SF guardhouse. The 45-acre site houses 512 beds with 48 beds located in the special housing unit area, and 464 beds are located in the general housing and dormitory area. The site included a new access road and has the added dimension of anti-terrorism force protection. The

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project consisted of general and segregated inmate housing units, extensive support services including full service kitchen, laundry, and administrative wings. Support services included visitation, kitchen, dining, laundry, medial administration, library, religious, vocational education, legal, interior gymnasium and central control. There is a vocational area that comprises a textile and upholstery shop, gym, chapel, library, mail room, pharmacy, social services, investigation, legal and other areas. The project utilized the ECI (Early Contractor Involvement) contracting method starting at the charrette level.

USACE Fort Leavenworth MP Battalion HQ Leavenworth, KS

Size: 175,403SF

Architect: GastingerWalker&

Cost: $40.8M

Owner: USACE Kansas City

The Military Police Battalion Headquarters and Company Operations Facility consisted of two company operations facilities and three battalion headquarters buildings. Extensive sitework and outdoor covered hard stands complete the design. The program consisted of administrative office space, restroom and locker rooms, as well as major industrial work space and vehicle maintenance facilities. During the design, we were sensitive to the immediate construction costs as well to the life-cycle costs of the structures and the overall environment. We provided a design that blends well with the surrounding structures. We chose to use the Department of Army Standardization program. Impact resistant sheet rock

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in the corridor and metal liner panels support the Department of Defense ATFP standards. This project was completed four months earlier than the SFO required completion date. This enabled the MPs working at the adjacent Regional Correctional Facility to concurrently occupy the COF and battalion headquarters. We worked successfully with the USACE on “over the shoulder” reviews and split the design into three stages, which accelerated the design and review process. Site work started on schedule before the building design was fully complete. This project successfully passed an air leakage test per contract documents, an unprecedented accomplishment within a Pre-Engineered Metal Building.

Project Awards Excellence in Concrete, Concrete Promotional Group